And you got there second! LOL.
For such a distinctive monument, it was surprisingly difficult to locate via searches.
Statue horse and Turkey = Troy
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Shouldnāt have fannied about posting pictures
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Yeah, that didnāt return a lot of use for me eitherā¦
Yeah I had a search for it and as you say, hard to find on Google Images. This is my picture from 2012ā¦
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I got there by something like ācoastal monument horses riders -troy promenadeā and then hit upon someoneās travel blog talking about Izmir.
I had assumed it was a war memorial and that took me to Gallipoli and all sorts of dead ends.
I have got one but itās going to take a bit of obscuring before I can post. If anyone wants to jump it, feel free.
Nice one, 'slowlane!
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Aye, thatās what I thought at first as wellā¦
I still donāt know what the statue is all aboutā¦all the writing on was in Turkishā¦whatās the use of a statue with Turkish writing. 
Iām just happy to have got in with the Turkey thing.
Thatāll do me
It was described as the Nation Tree and then when I zeroed in it was described as the Independence Day Monument, but Googling either on their own didnāt take me straight to it.
Letās ask @tigger. She knows fucking everything.
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Right this could be a piece of piss or a killer. Iāve left one or two clues in but feel I might have overdone it - but then again I know where it is!
I know where it is, just not exactly where this isā¦
Why are you bothering me with commentary. I need answers!
I said it might be too easy.
Woollahara, Sydney.
I need a road.
Very good!
If you look up to the left above Paul Stewartās that was our flat when we lived in Sydney. Corner of OāSullivan and Birriga Roads.
I you stood on tip-toes you could see Bondi in the distance along Blair Street - to the right in this shot.
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